Absolutely not. 1994 Honda Accords are only 18 years old.

Anything with flimsy bumpers that will cost the equivalent of a mortgage payment to replace after a 2mph hit.

Any huge full size sedan/SUV. You need time to be completely aware of the space that your car occupy on the road, a more modest choice will minimize bodyshop bills.

2007, first car to reach the Magnetic North Pole.

Indeed.

Ok, one verrrry last submission: The Ford Courier/Mazda B2000. I was unfortunately to youth to drive the last one than my uncle had but I had so much fun in this little thing that I cannot let it unmentioned. Microscopic by today's standard (you do not climb in the bed, you step over the side), RWD only, powered by a…

Ugly? This design is called "early 90's"

Excellent choice.

The 7 litri is even more spectacular:

One last submission: the best use of the Alfa Romeo V6 in my opinion. (except maybe in the Hawk kit car)

Another fastest production car record holder: The Iso Rivolta Grifo

The ridiculously powerfull 90's Aston Martin Gran Tourer.

In a time when Honda still knew how to build cheap, humble cars.

The Bugatti supercar before the Bugatti supercar, held the world fastest production car record in is days.

First mistake: Subaru did not have a strong enough manual transmission in their part bin, so the SVX was automatic only.

Unfortunately, AWD and manual is an almost extinct combination in any form of vehicle...

V8, mid engined, FWD Fiesta with stock brakes.

Any race car with turn signals.

This lovely panel van ratrod.

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